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Paper promises, empty vaults — and the silver trade building behind the scenes

There are few people as prone to conspiracy theories as commodity traders. Be it the idea that as much as one-third of the reported gold in vaults is just gold-plated tungsten, that most of US foreign policy is driven by oil, or that major banks hoarded aluminium to boost the price—costing consumers as much as $5 billion. But few markets attract more suspicion—or more drama—than silver.

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The $7 Trillion flush that shook markets

One day, everything was fine. The next, silver was smashed nearly 30% in 24 hours, gold was down 10%, and roughly US$7 trillion had been wiped out of precious metals markets. The shock didn’t stop there. Share markets around the world sold off sharply, with many falling 3% to 5% in just one session. So, what happened?

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Swap Fees – what they are, why we pay them and why they’re better than share trading.

Q. “I see one of the more hidden costs of CFDs is Swaps.
I trade on the Velocity Trader platform and I see the costs are increasing due to Swaps. For some CFDs (eg JSE: BID) is now larger than the actual initial fee for the trade. What exactly are they charging me for here and is there anything I can do to reduce this fee?

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What fund managers can teach you about buying into a share

Have you ever thought about how a big investment fund buys into shares? Imagine this, a fund like the Ninety-One Value Fund has R6.5 billion invested in various company’s stocks and bonds. If you consider only its largest investments, it is invested in at least 23 stocks, and then there’s a string more that it is invested in at levels below 1% of the fund value…
So how does a fund like this buy into a stock? And what can you learn from it?

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Why the US inflation number and interest rates are important to our JSE stock prices

You’re probably sick and tired of hearing about inflation. Unfortunately, it’s still on every investor’s radar as lowering interest rates are dependent on inflation falling. And falling inflation is good for our stock market. So, it’s these numbers we must continue to watch and act accordingly to make sure we’re invested in the right places.

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